TruePosition awarded $45.3 million in patent infringement lawsuit against Andrew Corp.
Company claimed Andrew infringed on mobile device patent
Posted by E. Kiser on 07/04/08
Industry: Communication Technology
Defendant: TruePosition, Inc.
Plaintiff: Andrew Corporation
Jurisdiction: U.S. District Court, District of Delaware
Result: Verdict - $45.3 million in favor of plaintiff
Source: “Jury awards TruePosition $45.3M in patent infringement trial,” ipFrontline, September 19, 2007; “TruePosition Inc. v. Andrew Corporation,” Justia Docket Information, October 25, 2005.
Industry: Communication Technology
Defendant: TruePosition, Inc.
Plaintiff: Andrew Corporation
Jurisdiction: U.S. District Court, District of Delaware
Result: Verdict - $45.3 million in favor of plaintiff
Source: “Jury awards TruePosition $45.3M in patent infringement trial,” ipFrontline, September 19, 2007; “TruePosition Inc. v. Andrew Corporation,” Justia Docket Information, October 25, 2005.
On September 14, 2007, a jury in the Delaware District Court ruled in favor of TruePosition, Inc. in a patent infringement lawsuit against Andrew Corporation. The jury found Andrew Corp. willfully infringed on a mobile device patent owned by TruePosition’s patent related to determining the position of mobile devices.
The jury agreed that Andrew Corp. had intentionally infringed TruePosition’s patent, which enabled the jury to award TruePosition triple damages.
